I think the deepest impression on many people is probably at the end, when the mother knew that her son was thinking about ending his own life, but still pretended not to know the mother's love. But the most moving part in this film is that after my younger brother became a demon, he still asked the messenger of hell to save the child who was indirectly still himself. He knew that he who became a ghost would face ashes if caught by the messenger of hell. It is possible, but he is still willing to use his own life to save the child he cared about before his death. In fact, whether a person's soul is great or not is often not determined by his attitude towards his family, but by how much he can dedicate to people who have nothing to do with him. At that time, I really felt that although he was an evil spirit, he still possessed the character of a noble person. Even if he was an evil spirit, the softest part of his heart was still called kindness.
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